Sentence examples for whatever the creature from inspiring English sources

Whatever the creature was, it wasn't speedy: its leg pairs were of different lengths and its strides were relatively short, indicating a very slow crawl.

One study conducted by three doctors concluded that, whatever the creature turns out to be, they didn't think it was a hoax.

In the Judeo-Christian tradition, when man was granted dominion over creation, "and whatever the man called every living creature, that was its name" (Genesis 2 15). 1 We do it with our children.

Whatever the reason, Brits are enamored with the creature.

Whatever, the wildlife strand focuses on butterflies and moths, creatures to be found in both the countryside and suburban back gardens.

Growth should help create the world's biggest middle class, eager to enjoy creature comforts like cars and air conditioning, whatever the environmental cost.

It's a relief that it's tasty and unthreatening, but whatever creatures the risotto is studded with, they don't much resemble snails.

"You must not use your God-given body for killing God's creatures, whether they be human, animals, or whatever," the Yajur Veda says (12.32).

Whatever the label, a minimum wage and living wage are very different creatures.

"Whatever you smell, the creatures will smell it 10,000 times more".

The police chief pressed his hands against the wall to hold himself in place, even as the walls crumbled and calved, trying to avoid being thrown off the back of whatever large creature had come for vengeance.